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Num.
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Price.
l. s. d. |
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Brought over |
0 12 6 |
12.
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The Savoy hospital in the
Strand, with the chapel. |
0 1 0 |
| 13. |
Clithero castle in Lancashire. |
0 1 0 |
14.
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A plan of the ground and
buildings of the Savoy. |
0 1 0 |
15, 16.
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A view of the cathedral
church and priory of Benedic-
tines at Canterbury, with the
effigies of Eadwin a monk of
that convent, between the years
1130 and 1174, both drawn by
himself; with a printed account
of the said drawings. |
0 3 0 |
17.
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An ancient lamp in two views,
a vase, and two bells, all of
brass. |
0 1 0 |
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Total |
0 19 6 |
N. B. All these numbers of the second
volume may be had together for
seventeen shillings.
Complete sets, or any single numbers, of
these prints may be had at Mr. Tovey's
in Westminster-hall, and Mr. Boydell's
the corner of Queen street, Cheapside;
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| A P O | 195 |
and at the Society's house in Chancery
lane.
Apollo court, Fleet street.
Apothecaries Company. This com-
pany was incorporated with that of the
Grocers by King James I. in the year
1606; but they were soon separated,
and in 1617. incorporated by the name
of the Master, Wardens and Society of
the art and mystery of Apothecaries
of the city of London, at which time
there were only 104 Apothecaries
shops within the city and suburbs.
This company is governed by a Ma-
ster, two Wardens, and twenty-one
Assistants, to whom belong a livery of
144 members, whose fine is 16l. The
Apothecaries have the privilege of be-
ing exempt from parish and ward
offices.
Apothecaries Hall. This edifice is
situated in Blackfriars, and has a pair of
gates leading into an open court hand-
somely paved with broad stones, at the
upper end of which is the hall built with
brick and stone, and adorned with
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